The Goals functionality in Factorial empowers organisations to set, track, and manage performance objectives for employees. By aligning individual goals with company-wide strategies, this feature fosters transparency, accountability, and continuous development.
How to set up the goal functionality?
- On your sidebar, click on Performance
- Press on Goals

How to add a goal?
Before assigning a goal to an employee, make sure to create it first.
- On your sidebar, head to the Performance section
- Press on Goals
- Click on +Add goal
- Fill out the information:
- Goal Name
- Goal Description
- Cycle
- Make it public or not
- Press Save

How to configure goals?
Once the goal is activated, the type of progress cannot be edited.
In order to Add key result and assign employees :
Define measurable outcomes for the employee objectives.
- Click on the goal
- Press + New key result
- Fill out the information:
- Title
- Date
- Type
- Assignee

In order to delete a goal:
- Press on the (…) button
- Click on Delete goal

In order to edit a goal:
Admins can edit the goals, values, and progress of only Active goals
- Press on the (…) button
- Click on Edit goal
- Make your changes
- Click on Update

How to change the weight of a Key result
To change the weight of a Key result:
- Go to the Goals tab inside the Performance section
- Click on the goal you want to edit
- On the right-hand side of each Key result, click the three-dot menu and select Edit
- In the edit view, you can set the Target value and adjust the Weight for that Key result

My goals
- In your sidebar, go to Performance
- Click on Goals

FAQ
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Must at least one key result assigned to a cycle have the same deadline as the cycle itself?
No. A key result assigned to a cycle does not need to have the same deadline as the cycle.
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If the deadlines don't match, will the objective fail to calculate correctly?
The goal’s overall progress is calculated based on the percentage of completion of its key results, not on the deadlines of the goal or individual key results.
Deadlines are only used to determine certain status indicators, such as showing a “Needs attention” label when the actual progress does not match the expected progress for a given date. If deadlines differ, the progress calculation will still work correctly.